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An American Professor in Cairo. Sunday, February 13, 2011. The January 25th Revolution in Egypt. I've found it difficult to keep the blog going, mostly because of the time it takes to upload the videos. The internet in Cairo isn’t nearly as fast as the cable internet I’m used to in the US, and I get frustrated waiting on everything to upload. Yet, the events of the past 18 days seem a special occasion. And mostly, I want to write this down so that I will remember it more clearly years from now. The good ...

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An American Professor in Cairo. Sunday, February 13, 2011. The January 25th Revolution in Egypt. I've found it difficult to keep the blog going, mostly because of the time it takes to upload the videos. The internet in Cairo isn’t nearly as fast as the cable internet I’m used to in the US, and I get frustrated waiting on everything to upload. Yet, the events of the past 18 days seem a special occasion. And mostly, I want to write this down so that I will remember it more clearly years from now. The good ...

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An American Professor in Cairo. Friday, September 25, 2009. Golf at the Mena House, Darshur. Here are some pictures of golf at The Mena House. This is a golf course right by the pyramids, across from the Mena house hotel. Which was once the bastion of British colonialism in Cairo. I think Winston Churchill stayed here. We (Scott and I) played golf here the last two Fridays. Scott took this picture. Note the near perfect finish! My arms are shaped like a pyramid. Here I am by the 18th green. The other pyr...

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An American Professor in Cairo: May 2010

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An American Professor in Cairo. Wednesday, May 5, 2010. Was my first stop in Rome. I knew of it only from the famous scene in La Dolce Vita. And I was surprised how big it was. I can't describe it adequately, and the pictures don't do it justice. Watch the movie, and then go see it for yourself! I also went by the fountain the next day, so here is a picture in the daylight:. Another sight I saw my first night in Rome was the. Column of Marcus Aurelius. I walked down the street later and saw what she mean...

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An American Professor in Cairo: February 2010

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An American Professor in Cairo. Friday, February 26, 2010. More people I know in Cairo. Same old routine in Cairo. I've been spending a lot of time at the university trying to stay ahead of my students. I've also been downtown quite a bit, and out with my friends Justin, Nate, Casey, Scott. The Italian girls are back in Italy. Justin and I had a great time with them, but boy! I asked two of my students if I could take a picture of them for my blog:. Dina's family is from Egypt, but she grew up in France&...

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An American Professor in Cairo: October 2009

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An American Professor in Cairo. Saturday, October 17, 2009. Today Scott, Mike, and I visited the pyramids at Giza with our very own personal Egyptologist Valentina. Scott and Mike are professors (political science and sociology) at AUC. Scholars. Valentina is completing her PhD in Egyptology from a university in Bologna, Italy and is spending October studying at the French Institute. Below is inside the solar boat museum. Two pictures of Scott, Mike and Valentina by the middle pyramid:. Below are picture...

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An American Professor in Cairo: August 2009

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An American Professor in Cairo. Sunday, August 30, 2009. I took some pictures of the AUC campus last week. There are just random pictures, and since I don't really know my way around much I can't describe them very well, but they do give an indication of the desert setting. Here is a picture of an Egyptian liscense plate, with both the Arabic and "normal" (I guess Latin? Across the bridge is the section of town called Zamalek, which is actually a large island in the Nile. It has the opera house and a...

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